Pakistani racer bags second position in Streets of Toronto competition

Racer Inam Ahmed has bagged the second position in the Streets of Toronto race and has become the first Pakistani competitor to make his way to the Toronto Grand Prix after 14 racing events.

Ahmed suffered some damage to his vehicle in the 13th race of the Indy Pro 2000 Championship but didn't give up and eventually secured the place.

Now, the young and talented motorsport racer is determined to win the series with his speed and skill.

Earlier, Ahmed secured third and fourth places in the Road America and Mid-Ohio events, respectively.

The youth is among the few racers of Asian origin in the professional motorsport and is set to take part in the next round of the championship on August 20.

This isn't the first time that a Pakistani has won such honours.

Hamza Bilal Sarfaraz, an 18-year-old Pakistani golfer, recently qualified to participate in the FGC Callaway Junior World Golf Championship in California.

The youth captured the attention of golfers by qualifying for the IMG Academy Junior World Golf Championship, held in California from July 12 to 15.